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- 1Blind MacBook user runs fine without a screen●One day I stupidly lifted my MacBook Air M1 up by the screen. Busted the pixels. Screenless? Fine for me, as I use Voice
A blind MacBook Air M1 user cracked the display after lifting the laptop by its screen, but says being screenless is no problem because they rely on Apple's VoiceOver screen reader. The practical sticking point is QR codes, which normally require seeing the screen; they describe working around this without buying an external monitor, sparking discussion about accessible computing.
- 2Blind developer creates accessible iPhone match-three game Crumbcade●What does an iPhone game look like when its developer is blind? Here's Crumbcade: a bakery match-three where you can swa
A new iPhone puzzle game called Crumbcade, made by a blind developer, is drawing attention for its accessibility design. The bakery-themed match-three title allows diagonal as well as horizontal and vertical tile swaps, and every image in the game comes with a full text description so it can be played with screen readers like VoiceOver.
- 3Voice AI Finds a Role in Corporate Training●Why Voice AI Matters in Corporate Training In the last decade, corporate learning has... # ai # productivity # webdev #
Corporate learning teams are increasingly using voice AI tools such as ElevenLabs to produce training videos. The technology lets companies generate narration quickly, cut production costs and update course content more easily than with recorded voiceovers. Supporters say it also improves accessibility through multilingual and inclusive audio, while the wider debate centres on quality and the displacement of traditional voice work.